Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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DYSLIN, LORETTA RHOADES, INEZ Accompanist Sec,-efary A lie passes on, buf music Who comes unbidden de remains foreler. MCMILLEN, HAZEL ROGERS, MARY KAY, B.A. Record Clerk Attendance Clerk Always believe that it is TO 6 lfl0nd'S l10US0 the the which you hear, road is never long. ZIEGLER, LILLY E. Office Clerk The burden which is well born becomes light. Pardon us, Miss McMillan. We'll come back when you're noi so busy.

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WALTMIRE, LUCILLE, P.H.B. YUHAUSE, JQ5EpH, M-A. English Misfortune does not always come to injure. U. S. History, Social Studies Swimming Team Who sees with the eye of another is blind as a mole.' WILSON, H. E. IRENE, Homemaking, Clothing Jr. Class Sponsor Jr. Nat'l Honor Society Happiness should be shared. WESTHOFF, W. F., B.S. ZIEGLER, CHARLOTTE M., Woodshop A.B., M.A. Stage Crew German, English, German Club When one will not, two H When ignorance is the cri- cannot quarrel. tic, wise men yawn. WOLPERT, W. O., B.S. Machine Shop intramural A good intention counts as highly as a good deed. WILDE, MERIDA, A.B. Latin, Spanish Cue Club, Stamp Club Sr. Nat'l Honor Society PH, some confidence Miss-Maxfield comes to the point with Shir- in YOUYSCH-H ley, Dolores, and Bob.

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Miss Matson teaches math, English, and other subjects to her sight Mrs. Burdick listens with approval as this pupil recites her civics saving pupils. Very interesting, Mr. Pacey. Will they bite? Mr. Burns manages to keep his sociology class in a lively mood. With Miss Kinhofer's aid, flora and fauna take on new meaning. Imagine a study hall with everyone studying! Miss Deppe guides her freshmen in exploratory art.